ISRO had utilised Garuda Aerospace’s services in 2021 for sanitizing its premises using drones during the Covid-19 lockdown.
Drone manufacturer Garuda Aerospace on Wednesday said it has bagged the first order from ISRO for the provision of its state-of-the-art quadcopter drones.
The drones, which are equipped with Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence, were expected to significantly improve efficiency throughout the operations of the Bengaluru-based space agency.
The Dhoni-backed company is all set to go public by the end of 2024 thereby demonstrating the ongoing growth and leadership in the industry.
As per the partnership ISRO is in the process of procuring Garuda Aerospace’s cutting-edge Quadcopter drones. This collaboration marks the company’s entry into the space-tech category, setting the stage for future innovations in the space sector.
Garuda Aerospace’s Quadcopter drones are integrated with machine learning and artificial intelligence. The use of these drones in ISRO’s operations is expected to significantly enhance efficiency across various ISRO operations.
ISRO had utilised Garuda Aerospace’s services in 2021 for sanitizing its premises using drones during the Covid-19 lockdown. It had begun sampling Garuda Aerospace’s drones in 2021 for the delivery of medicines and food supplies.
The company stated, “We consider it a monumental achievement to have received an order from the esteemed Indian Space Research Organisation. It demonstrates our commitment and unwavering pursuit of excellence.”..
Following this, Garuda Aerospace also engaged in the sanitization of building premises with the spraying of disinfectants during COVID-19. These successful trials are pivotal to Garuda Aerospace bagging this order from ISRO for Quadcopter drones.
